I am alive. Six millions Jews are not. Today and everyday, we remember each soul who perished in the Holocaust. We honor the blessed memory of those lost and the bravery of the heroes who survived, resisted, and protected. And we fight with our heart, mind, word, deed and power — because NEVER AGAIN cannot be mere words, rather a commitment to proactively combatting the existential threat, the deadly scourge, the perilous venom that is anti-Semitism — and white supremacy and

We remember. We remember the six million Jews who were murdered in the Holocaust — with names, families, aspirations, hometowns, ages, friends, lives. We remember how the world ignored, stood by and watched idly as a genocide was systematically carried out. We remember that the Holocaust did not begin in gas chambers or death camps, rather with words, discrimination, injustice and dehumanization. We remember the brave souls who fought to resist, protect and defend Jews and fe

Frozen in place, frozen in time, frozen in memory. I'm at Bryn Mawr College to speak to students about activism, organizing, the current political and social landscape and TOLERANCE... even more powerful and apropos on Yom Ha'Shoah. As survivors age, as anti-Semitism and widespread discrimination spike, as fact are warped, we recommit to honor memories of the past and visions of a better future that compel us to prevent another such tragedy today. We will ever stay faithful a